Population increases and related urban expansion are projected to occur in various parts of the world over the coming decades. These future changes to the urban fabric could …
N Stawarz, N Sander, H Sulak - Population, Space and Place, 2021 - Wiley Online Library
The emergent crisis of affordable urban housing coupled with a sustained decline in internal migration rates in many Western countries warrants a thorough exploration of the relation …
JA Kelly, L Kelleher, Y Guo, C Deegan, B Larsen… - Environmental and …, 2022 - Elsevier
Workforce flexibility in regard to the time and location of work can offer many advantages for individuals, businesses, communities and countries. Whilst neither universally viable nor …
Who lives where and why?–is a prominent issue studied in the field of urban economics. With urbanization on the rise, housing and transportation policies must strive to strike a …
Urban mobility conditions play a main role in shaping inequalities in megacities. In the municipality of São Paulo, work-related trips take 62% longer, are 100% more lengthy and …
W Zhu, J Wang, T Liu - Journal of Transport Geography, 2024 - Elsevier
Previous research has shown that a long commuting duration and shortage of living space are associated with poor mental health in individuals. However, most studies have regarded …
A Pillai, J Curtis, MAT Reaños - Case Studies on Transport Policy, 2022 - Elsevier
Transition to electric vehicles (EVs) is among public policy measures to reduce carbon emissions from the transport sector in Ireland. While EV adoption rates are increasing there …
Residential relocations open a window of opportunity to decrease distances to work and other important daily destinations, such as grocery stores. This study investigates changes in …